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Plan Holders Covered by the Manual: BNSF

1,264

6,312

Hour 24

5,000

20,000 Additional

More as Necessary

1,264

6,312

12,624

Hour 6

Hour 12

This planning document does not bind BNSF or its' contractors to use specific tactics during a spill or drill or guarantee what will occur in an actual spill event.

Information is subject to change. Version Created April 16, 2018.

Technical Manual Description: This manual was developed in accordance with WAC 173-182-349 and is for planning purposes only. It includes equipment

appropriate for the operating environment on the Columbia River and can be used to show how recovery and storage systems could be put together and applied

to the recovery and storage planning standards.

BNSF Technical Manual for the Tri-Cities Planning Standard Area

Technical Manual Planning Standard: Tri-Cities

Worst Case Discharge: worst case discharge volume of 12,642 bbls

Response Personnel hold current 8, 24 or 40 hour HAZWOPER certification in compliance with 29 CFR 1910.120 and WAC 296-824-300. Where required by USCG

regulation, personnel that have vessel crewing assignments and responsibilities hold appropriate USCG Merchant Mariner Licenses and Endorsements.

Updates and Distribution

Recovery and storage volume requirements based on the worst case discharge

Technical Manual Planning Assumptions

Training Level Personnel Described in the Recovery and Storage Tactics

Vessels and boom for GRPs are not represented in the technical manual. The focus of the manual is the recovery and storage systems. Workboats will be used

only once. Additional BNSF owned and contracted equipment not listed in this manual can be found on the Western Response Resource List (www.wrrl.us).

12,624

Storage (bbls)Recovery (bbls/day)Boom (ft)

Oil Types the Technical Manual Covers: I-V

Tri-Cities Planning Standard Area Technical Manual

Recovery

EDRC

(bbls/day)

Liquid

Storage

(bbls)

Boom

(ft)People

130 1040 3000 26

1360 280 12600 12

1264 1264 5000 -

1490 1320 15600 38

Recovery

EDRC

(bbls/day)

Liquid

Storage

(bbls)

Boom

(ft)People

4482 1033 6500 35

4774 1743 19300 15

288 906 10600 10

0 2174 0 0

0 1910 1720 0

6312 6312 25000 -

11034 9086 53720 98

Recovery

EDRC

(bbls/day)

Liquid

Storage

(bbls)

Boom

(ft)People

21528 1786 3420 43

2715 1200 180 9

17940 500 1600 18

0 3120 0 0

12624 12624 >25000 -

53217 15692 58920 168

Task Force Number Description of Tactic

RG-MRCO-24 On-Water Recovery-Marco Belt Skimmers

Hour 24 Task Forces

On Water Collection - Boom Oil Recovery System (Buster/Desmi)

SG-LND-12 Land Based Storage Equipment

SG-OW-12 On-Water Storage Equipment

Hour 12 Requirements:

Hour 12 Totals:

RG-BORS-12

Task Force Equipment Summary

The table below summarizes task force equipment that is detailed on the following pages. There are links that will lead to corresponding task force pages with further detail.

Hour 6 Task Forces

Task Force Number

RG-GRP-06

RG-DIV-A-06

Description of Tactic


RG-GRP-12 GRP Collection Strategies (Drum, Brush)RG-GRP2-12 GRP Collection Strategies (Belt, Weir)

Nearshore Oil Recovery - Disc and Drum Skimmers

Source Recovery

Hour 6 Totals:

Hour 12 Task Forces


Hour 24 Totals:

RG-SWB-24 On-Water Recovery-Disc/Brush Skimmers



RG-SWRB-24 On-Water Recovery-Marco Belt Skimmers

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Owner wrrlID Resource Kind Type Identification Specifications

Recovery

EDRC

Liquid

Storage Boom People Home Base State Staging

CHES 33745 Skimmer Skimmer-PS-3 Drum Skimmer Elastec TDS 118 130 0 0 1 Pasco WA Warehouse

CHES 33716 Vehicle Vehicle-VT-1 Vacuum Trailer Liquide Vac, 120bbl, 250gpm 0 120 0 1 Pasco WA Warehouse

CHES 33705 Vehicle Vehicle-VT-2 Vacuum Truck Liquide Vac 70bbl, 250gpm 0 70 0 1 Moses Lake WA Yard

NRCES 28267 Vehicle Vehicle-VT-2 Vacuum Truck Kenworth 70 bbl 0 70 0 1 Pasco WA Yard

NRCES 28285 Vehicle Vehicle-VT-3 Vactor Truck (Guzzler) Supersucker air mover 0 60 0 2 Pasco WA Yard

NRCES 31800 Vehicle Vehicle-VT-3 Vactor Truck (2155) Kenworth Hydroexcavator 0 60 0 2 Seattle WA Yard

NRCES 31799 Vehicle Vehicle-VT-3 Vacuum Truck (2092) Sterling Supersucker Highrail 0 60 0 2 Spokane WA Yard

Recovery Device Detail:

Tri-Cities Technical Manual - (06 hour) - Source Recovery System Detail RG-DIV-A-06

Tactic purpose and description: The purpose of this tactic is for collection/recovery at the source of the spill. Vacuum trucks may remove oil from full/partially full

derailed tank cars and remove thick slicks of oil from the surface of the river. A Guzzler/Airmover can be used to pothole and remove impacted soil and gravel. Roll-

off boxes, frac tanks, and additional empty tank cars may all be used for additional storage for recovered oil. Boom can be deployed along the shoreline as source

containment and a portable skimmer and vac truck can be used to recover product within the containment boom.

Operating environment: Source of the oil spill. This may include terrestrial and shoreside environments.

Night Operations (describe how this system is capable to support night ops): Transfers and nearshore skimming operations using the vacuum trucks are both

possible during the night with adequate lighting.

Oil type skimmer is optimized for: Group I, II, III, IV, and V based on conditions and oil type.

Minimum number of personnel for a 12 hour shift (also list 24 hour shift if the system conducts night operations): 12 Hour: 26 personnel / 24 Hour: 52

personnel to simultaneously operate the below listed equipment. Personnel requirements may vary dramatically depending on the amount of source recovery

necessary and the number of impacted train cars.

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Owner wrrlID Resource Kind Type Identification Specifications

Recovery

EDRC

Liquid


NRCES 28491 Vessel Vessel-SKF-0 Lund Skiff 6548 Workboat 12' 0 0 0 2 Pasco WATrailer 3196,

yard

CHES 31221 Vessel Vessel-SKF-0 Work Boat 21', 115HP 0 0 0 2 Clackamas OR Trailered

NRCES 28532 Vessel Vessel-WB-4 Green Lund #2 Workboat 20', 60hp 0 0 0 2 Pasco WA Trailer 6553

CHES 33733 Vehicle Vehicle-VT-3 Vactor Truck Combo Air Mover, 10cy 0 48 0 1 Spokane WA Warehouse

CHES 31238 Vehicle Vehicle-VT-3 Vactor Truck (9001) Combo Air Mover, 10cy 0 48 0 1 Clackamas OR Warehouse

CHES 31239 Vehicle Vehicle-VT-3 Guzzler Truck Air Mover, 10cy 0 48 0 1 Clackamas OR Warehouse

CHES 33674 Vehicle Vehicle-VT-3 Vactor Truck Combo Air Mover, 10cy 0 48 0 1 Clackamas OR Warehouse

CHES 33675 Vehicle Vehicle-VT-3 Vactor Truck Combo Air Mover, 10cy 0 48 0 1 Clackamas OR Warehouse

CHES 33676 Vehicle Vehicle-VT-3 Guzzler Truck Air Mover, 10cy 0 48 0 1 Clackamas OR Warehouse

CHES 33677 Vehicle Vehicle-VT-3 Guzzler Truck HighRail, Air Mover, 10cy 0 48 0 1 Clackamas OR Warehouse

CHES 31308 Vehicle Vehicle-VT-3 Vactor Truck (4325) Combo Air Mover, 10cy 0 48 0 1 Kent WA Yard

CHES 31324 Vehicle Vehicle-VT-3 Vactor Truck Combo Air Mover, 10cy 0 48 0 1 Kent WA Yard

CHES 33694 Vehicle Vehicle-VT-3 Vactor Truck Combo Air Mover, 10cy 0 48 0 1 Kent WA Yard

NRCES 30046 Boom Boom-B-3 Contractor boom 12" Acme 0 0 1000 0 Pasco WA Flatbed Trailer

CHES 33794 Boom Boom-B-3 Hard Boom 18" 0 0 2000 0 Pasco WA Warehouse

CHES 33710 Equipment Equipment-M-0 Dewatering Drop Box 25 yard 0 120 0 0 Pasco WA Warehouse

Storage and Other Support Equipment Detail:

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Photographs of equipment:

Training (describe training requirements for operating the recovery equipment): Minimum 24 Hour HAZWOPER / Support crew 8 Hour HAZWOPER

Offloading DetailOffloading narrative and pump rate description: Recovered product can be pumped into storage tanks or empty tank cars. Storage tanks will eventually need to be emptied via vac truck. Average

transfer/offload pump rate on the vacuum truck/trailer is 8 bbl/minute. Efficiency in loading is directly proportional to the size of the lines or hose used between the unit and the material.

Heavier materials can be loaded more rapidly when skimmed, allowing air to mix with the product at the suction end of the hose. Air or steam can be injected to speed the loading of viscous

materials. Materials can be discharged by gravity or pressure from the truck depending on the density or viscosity.

Mobilization Details

Mobilization method for recovery device (land/water): Land via truck

Mobilization method for each workboat(s): If needed, skiffs and workboats can be trailered and would be utilized for boom deployment

Transit speeds (include any alternatives granted by Ecology): N/A

Time for the entire system to arrive on scene (mobilization for all resources detailed above): ≤ 6 hours

Support resources for mobilization: Trucks

Support resources for deployment: N/A

Dewatering Drop Box Vactor Truck Vacuum Truck

Elastec TDS 118 Skimmer

5 RG-DIV-A-06



Page Intentionally Left Blank

6 RG-DIV-A-06


Owner wrrlID Resource Kind Type Indentification Specifications

Recovery

EDRC

Liquid


CHES 33926 Skimmer, Portable Skimmer-PS-2 Brush Skimmer Lamor Minimax 12 680 0 0 1 Pasco WA Warehouse

CHES 33927 Skimmer, Portable Skimmer-PS-2 Brush Skimmer Lamor Minimax 12 680 0 0 1 Pasco WA Warehouse

Owner wrrlID Resource Kind Type Indentification Specifications

Recovery

EDRC

Liquid


CHES 31309 Vehicle Vehicle-VT-2 Vacuum TruckLiquide Vac 70bbl,

250gpm0 70 0 1 Moses Lake WA Yard


250gpm0 70 0 1 Spokane WA Warehouse


250gpm0 70 0 1 Clackamas OR Warehouse


250gpm0 70 0 1 Clackamas OR Warehouse

CHES 31222 Vessel Vessel-SKF-0 Work Boat 22', 115HP 0 0 0 2 Pasco WA Trailered

CHES 34956 Vessel Vessel-SKF-0 Work Boat 15', 60HP 0 0 0 2 Pasco WA Trailered

CHES 34968 Vessel Vessel-SKF-0 Power Work Boat 15', 25HP 0 0 0 2 Pasco WA Trailered

CHES 33787 Boom Boom-B-3 Boom - General Purpose onboard Skiff 0 0 600 0 Pasco WA Trailered

CHES 33747 Boom Boom-B-3 Hard Boom 18" 0 0 12000 0 Pasco WA Warehouse

Tri-Cities Technical Manual - (06 hour) - Recovery System Detail RG-GRP-06

Tactic purpose and description: The purpose of this tactic is nearshore or shoreside recovery of oil in a protected or shallow water operating

environment. To promote the ability for continuous recovery operations, the tactic assumes that recovered oil is collected in a portable tank, tote or drum

and then removed via vacuum truck. Length of boom can vary based on conditions between 100' and 1000'. Equipment listed below is for 2 shoreside

skimming systems with additional vac truck storage.

Operating environment: Calm Water, Protected Water, or Shallow Water

Night Operations (describe how this system is capable to support night ops): Shoreside/Nearshore operation of skimmer is possible during the night with

adequate lighting.


Minimum number of personnel for a 12 hour shift (also list 24 hour shift if the system conducts night operations): 12 personnel would be required to

operate the 2 skimming systems during a 12 hour shift. If night ops were conducted 24 personnel would be needed.


Storage and Other Support Equipment Detail:

7 RG-GRP-06



Lamor Mini Max 10

Support resources for mobilization: Trucks, boat trailers

Support resources for deployment: Boats, shoreside/marine anchor systems




Offloading Detail

Offloading narrative and pump rate description: Recovered product can be pumped into storage tanks or drums and then offloaded into vac truck when full. Product can also be directly loaded

into truck and then offloaded into larger storage tanks (i.e., frac tank). Average transfer/offload pump rate on the vacuum truck is 8 bbl/minute.

Mobilization method for each workboat(s): Skiffs/workboats are trailered to a boat launch and would be utilized for boom deployment and skimming.


Time for the entire system to arrive onscene (mobilization for all resources detailed above): ≤ 6 hours


Tote

Vacuum Drum

8 RG-GRP-06


Ownership wrrlID Resource Kind Type Indentification Specifications

Recovery

EDRC

Liquid


CHES 33922Skimmer,

PortableSkimmer-PS-2 Brush Skimmer Lamor Minimax 12 680 0 0 1 Clackamas OR CH727

CHES 33923Skimmer,


CHES 33924Skimmer,


CHES 33925Skimmer,


CHES 33746Skimmer,

PortableSkimmer-PS-3 Drum Skimmer Elastec TDS 118 130 0 0 1 Pasco WA Warehouse

CHES 31223Skimmer,

PortableSkimmer-PS-3 Drum Skimmer Elastec TDS 118 130 0 0 1 Clackamas OR Warehouse

CHES 31306Skimmer,

PortableSkimmer-PS-3 Drum Skimmer Elastec TDS 118 130 0 0 1 Kent WA Warehouse


Tactic purpose and description: The purpose of this tactic is nearshore or shoreside recovery of oil in a protected or shallow water operating environment. To

promote the ability for continuous recovery operations, the tactic assumes that recovered oil is collected in a portable tank, tote or drum and then removed

via vacuum truck. Length of boom can vary based on conditions between 100' and 1000'. Equipment listed below is for 7 shoreside skimming systems with

additional vac truck and tank storage.

Operating environment: Calm Water, Protected Water

Night Operations (describe how this system is capable to support night ops): Operation of skimmer is possible during the night with support vessels outfitted

with navigation lights and electronics (i.e. radar, gps, etc.)


Minimum number of personnel for a 12 hour shift (also list 24 hour shift if the system conducts night operations): A 12 Hour shift would require roughly 5

personnel per system. A 24 Hour operational period would require 10 personnel per system.


9 RG-GRP-12




Recovery

EDRC

Liquid


CHES 31311 Vehicle Vehicle-VT-1 Vacuum TrailerLiquide Vac, 120bbl,

250gpm 0 120 0 1 Moses Lake WA Yard



CHES 33657 Vehicle Vehicle-VT-1 Vacuum TrailerLiquide Vac, 130bbl ,

250gpm0 130 0 1 Clackamas OR Yard


250gpm 0 120 0 1 Spokane WA Yard


250gpm 0 120 0 1 Kent WA Yard

NRCES 29802 Vehicle Vehicle-VT-2 Vacuum Truck (2138) Presvac, 70bbl 686 70 0 1 Portland OR Yard

CHES 31315 Vehicle Vehicle-VT-2 Vac Truck Liquide Vac 70bbl, 250gpm 0 70 0 1 Kent WA Yard

NRCES 28337 Vehicle Vehicle-VT-2 Vacuum Truck (2054) Thompson, 70 bbl 686 70 0 1 Seattle WA Yard

CHES 31245 Vehicle Vehicle-VT-3 Vacuum Trailer Liquide Vac, 10bbl 0 10 0 1 Clackamas OR Yard

CRC 29072 Storage Storage-PS-41000 gal. Portable

Storage TanksFastTanks Storage Tank 0 24 0 0 Portland OR

Portland

Base


Storage TanksFastTanks Storage Tank 0 24 0 0 Portland OR

Portland

Base


Storage TankFastTanks Storage Tank 0 24 0 0 Portland OR

Portland

Base



Portland

Base



Portland

Base



Portland

Base

MSRCNW 3049 Storage Storage-PS-4 Tank, Portable LiquItote Tank 0 7 0 0 Everett WA MSRC Site






Associated Vessel and Boom Detail:

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MSRCNW 31482 Storage Storage-PS-4 Tank, Buoywall Open top storage 0 14 0 0 Everett WA MSRC Site

NRCES 28495 Vessel Vessel-SKF-0 Lund Skiff 6216 Workboat 12' 0 0 0 2 Portland ORMarine

Response

NRCES 28499 Vessel Vessel-SKF-0 Lund Skiff 6017 Workboat 12' 0 0 0 2 Portland OR Yard

NRCES 28486 Vessel Vessel-SKF-0 Lund Skiff 6611 Workboat 12' 0 0 0 2Seattle, Pier

90WA Trailer 3279

MSRCNW 3032 Vessel Vessel-SKF-0 JAEGER Seine Skiff, 18ft. 0 0 0 2 Astoria OR MSRC Site

MSRCNW 7487 Vessel Vessel-SKF-0 Jon Boat #4 JB, 15ft / 25hp 0 0 0 2 Astoria OR MSRC Site

NRCES 28548 Vessel Vessel-WB-4 Monarch 6024 Workboat 16' 0 0 0 1 Portland OR Yard

NRCES 30458 Boom Boom-B-2Contractor boom (3419),

Kepner20" 0 0 4500 0 Pasco WA Trailer 3419

MSRCNW 2970 Boom Boom-B-2Trailer MSRC-S41, Boom,

Kepner20" 0 0 1000 0 Seattle WA

BP Harbor

Island

MSRCNW 3004 Boom Boom-B-2Trailer MSRC-S40, Boom,

Kepner20" 0 0 1000 0 Seattle WA

BP Harbor

Island

11 RG-GRP-12




Offloading DetailOffloading narrative and pump rate description: Recovered product can be pumped into storage tanks or drums and then offloaded into vac truck when full. Product can also be directly loaded




Mobilization method for each workboat(s): Skiffs/workboats are trailered and would be utilized for boom deployment


Time for the entire system to arrive onscene (mobilization for all resources detailed above): =/<12 hours




Lamor Mini Max Elastec TDS 118

Tote

Vacuum Truck

12 RG-GRP-12



Recovery

EDRC

Liquid


CHES 33921 Skimmer Skimmer-PS-3 JBF SkimmerDIP 400, Diesel hydraulic

power pack240 0 0 1 Pasco WA Trailered

CHES 33920 Skimmer Skimmer-PS-3 JBF SkimmerDIP 400, Diesel hydraulic

power pack240 0 0 1 Clackamas OR V335

NRCES 31796 Skimmer Skimmer-PS-4 Weir Skimmer 1.5" Skim-Pak 2300 178 0 0 0 Seattle WA ER Trailer 3212


Recovery

EDRC

Liquid


CRC 29078 Storage Storage-PS-4 1000 gal. Portable Storage Tank FastTanks Storage Tank 0 24 0 0 Portland OR Portland Base

CRC 29079 Storage Storage-PS-4 1000 gal. Portable Storage Tank FastTanks Storage Tank 0 24 0 0 Portland OR Portland Base










Tri-Cities Technical Manual - (12 hour) - Recovery System Detail RG-GRP2-12

Tactic purpose and description: The purpose of this tactic is nearshore or shoreside recovery of oil in a protected or shallow water operating environment. To

promote the ability for continuous recovery operations, the tactic assumes that recovered oil is collected in a portable tank, tote or drum and then removed via

vacuum truck. Length of boom can vary based on conditions between 100' and 1000'. Equipment listed below is for 3 shoreside skimming systems with

additional vac truck and tank storage.





Minimum number of personnel for a 12 hour shift (also list 24 hour shift if the system conducts night operations): A 12 Hour shift would require roughly 5

personnel per system. A 24 Hour operational period would require 10 personnel per system.

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MSRCNW 31483 Storage Storage-PS-4 Tank, Buoywall Open top Storage 0 28 0 0 Everett WA MSRC Site

MSRCNW 31484 Storage Storage-PS-4 Tank, Buoywall Open top storage tank 0 28 0 0 Everett WA MSRC Site

MSRCNW 31485 Storage Storage-PS-4 Tank, Fastank Open top storage tank 0 57 0 0 Everett WA MSRC Site




MSRCNW 31489 Storage Storage-PS-4 Trailer Support, Tank, Fastank Open top storage tank 0 57 0 0 Everett WA MSRC Site


250gpm 0 120 0 1 Kent WA Yard

CHES 31314 Vehicle Vehicle-VT-1 Vacuum TrailerLiquide Vac, 120bbl Stain

Less0 120 0 1 Kent WA Yard

NRCES 28324 Vehicle Vehicle-VT-1 Trailer 3135, Vacuum PersVac, 120 bbls 686 120 0 0 Portland OR Yard

NRCES 28350 Vehicle Vehicle-VT-1 Trailer 3369, Vacuum Dragon Products, 130bbl 686 130 0 0 Portland OR Yard

NRCES 28325 Vehicle Vehicle-VT-1 Vacuum Trailer (3181) PersVac 120bbl 686 120 0 0 Seattle WA Yard

NRCES 29801 Vehicle Vehicle-VT-1 Vacuum Trailer (3344) Brenn, 120 bbl stainless 686 120 0 0 Seattle WA Yard



CHES 31310 Vehicle Vehicle-VT-2 Vacuum Truck Liquide Vac 70bbl, 250gpm 0 70 0 1 Kent WA Yard

NRCES 28338 Vehicle Vehicle-VT-2 Vacuum Truck (2055) Thompson, 70 bbl 686 70 0 1 Seattle WA Yard

NRCES 28339 Vehicle Vehicle-VT-2 Vacuum Truck (2058) Thompson T800 70bbl 686 70 0 1 Seattle WA Yard

NRCES 31802 Vessel Vessel-TB-4 Shallow Water Barge Set 4Shallow Water Barge Set,

238bbl0 238 100 3 Seattle WA

45' Trailer,

Yard

NRCES 29788 Vessel Vessel-WB-4 LUND skiff 6461 Workboat 20' 0 0 0 2 Astoria OR Trailer

NRCES 28541 Vessel Vessel-WB-4 JETCRAFT 6464 (#9) Workboat 20' 0 0 0 2 Portland ORTrailer 6473,

Pac Terminal

NRCES 28545 Vessel Vessel-WB-4 Monarch 6016 Workboat 18' 0 0 0 1 Portland OR Yard

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NRCES 28554 Vessel Vessel-WB-4 Monark 6019 Workboat 18' 0 0 0 1 Portland OR Yard

CRC 29157 Vessel Vessel-WB-4 20' Workboat20' Alumaweld II w/90 hp -

Trailer (342-40)0 0 0 1 Portland OR Base

MSRCNW 3128 Boom Boom-B-2 Trailer MSRC45, Boom, Acme 18" 0 0 3500 0 Seattle WABP Harbor

Island

NRCES 27876 Boom Boom-B-2 Contractor boom (3277) 20" 0 0 2000 0 Tacoma WAMonkey

Trailer

NRCES 27847 Boom Boom-B-2 Contractor boom (3080), Acme 20" 0 0 1000 0 Tacoma WAContainer

3080

CHES 31480 Boom Boom-B-3 Hard Boom 18" 0 0 12700 0 Clackamas OR 6471

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Skim-Pak Skimmer

Vacuum Truck

Fastank

Tote

JBF Skimmer



Offloading DetailOffloading narrative and pump rate description: Recovered product can be pumped into storage tanks or drums and then offloaded into vac truck when full. Product can also be directly loaded






Time for the entire system to arrive onscene (mobilization for all resources detailed above): =/<12 hours



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Ownership wrrlID Resource Kind Type Identification Specifications

Recovery

EDRC

Liquid


NRCES 32319 Boom Boom-B-2 Speed Sweep collection system DESMI 0 200 200 0Seattle, South

ParkWA Trailer

NRCES 31493 Boom Boom-B-2 Speed Sweep collection System DESMI 0 200 200 0 Burlington WA Trailer 3671

MSRCNW 31075Skimmer,

Portable

Skimmer-

BO-0Current Buster #4, System B Current Buster #4 0 196 200 0 Everett WA MSRC Site

NRCES 31795Skimmer,

Portable

Skimmer-

PS-4Weir Skimmer (7345) 3" Skim-pak 81300 178 0 0 0

Seattle, Pier

90WA

Moorage, Dock

Tote

MSRCNW 3050Skimmer,

Portable

Skimmer-

PS-4Slickbar Slurp, #2 Skimmer Skimmer, weir 55 0 0 0 Spokane WA

Big Sky

Industrial

MSRCNW 3051Skimmer,

Portable

Skimmer-

PS-4Slickbar Slurp, #1 Skimmer Skimmer, weir 55 0 0 0 Spokane WA

Big Sky

Industrial


Tri-Cities Technical Manual - (12 hour) - Recovery System Detail RG-BORS-12

Tactic purpose and description: The purpose of this tactic is to concentrate thin slicks of oil into slicks that are thick enough to recover using various skimmers.

In these types of enhanced skimming operations a vessel/vessels will pull boom through more open area on the river, allowing oil to collect in the boom. Once

enough oil has been accumulated, a weir skimmer or pump can be used to transfer the collected oil from the boom into temporary storage. When using the

Speed Sweep or Current Buster systems two vessels will be needed to tow the 200' of boom. Operating environment: Calm Water, Protected Water




Minimum number of personnel for a 12 hour shift (also list 24 hour shift if the system conducts night operations): These systems systems would require

roughly 15 personnel in total for a 12 hour shift. 30 personnel would be required during a 24 hour shift.

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Recovery

EDRC

Liquid


CRC 30051 Boom Boom-B-2 20" Boom American Marine 0 0 2000 0 Boardman OR20' Connex

box on

NRCES 27867 Boom Boom-B-2 Trailer 3408, American Marine 20" 0 0 1000 0 Astoria OR Trailer 3408

NRCES 27865 Boom Boom-B-2 Trailer 6166, American Marine 12" 0 0 1000 0 Portland ORTrailer

6166/Pac

CRC 29136 Boom Boom-B-3 12" BoomAmerican Marine (includes

WRRL ID 29060)0 0 2000 0 Portland OR

SWB 109-29

(PFR Fire

MSRCNW 3137 Boom Boom-B-3 Trailer MSRC60, Boom, Acme 12" 0 0 3500 0 Tacoma WA MSRC Site

CRC 29060 StorageStorage-

PS-4Shallow Water Barge

30' Kvichak (includes boom

from WRRL ID 29136)0 110 0 0 Portland OR

Portland Fire

& Rescue


PS-4Shallow Water Barge 30' American Eagle 0 100 0 0 Portland OR

Portland Base

Trailer# 320-


PS-4Shallow Water Barge 30' American Eagle 0 100 0 0 Portland OR Portland Base

CHES 33919 VesselVessel-WB-

4Work Boat

28', Landing Craft, 250hp

outboard0 0 0 2 Pasco WA Trailered

NRCES 28561 VesselVessel-WB-

4Sea Hawk 28' Union bay / twin 150hp 0 0 0 2

Seattle,

South ParkWA Trailer 6601

NRCES 29783 VesselVessel-WB-

4Sea Falcon 28' Union bay / twin 150hp 0 0 0 2

Seattle,

South ParkWA Trailer

MSRCNW 7490 VesselVessel-WB-

4Response 5 Work Boat, 28' 0 0 0 2 Everett WA MSRC Site

CHES 34967 VesselVessel-WB-

4Power Work Boat 30', 2X225 HP 0 0 500 2 Pasco WA Trailered


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Desmi Speed Sweep


Skimmer placed in containment boom for

enhanced skimming

Shallow Water Barge Set


Offloading DetailOffloading narrative and pump rate description: Recovered product can be pumped into on water storage in the form of portable barge sets or liquitotes. When full, these can be offloaded into larger

tanks on land using pumps or vac trucks. Product can also be offloaded directly into the vac trucks for further transport or be directly loaded into truck and then offloaded into larger storage tanks (i.e.,

frac tank). Average transfer/offload pump rate is 8 bbl/minute.


Mobilization method for recovery device (land/water): Land via truck/trailer



Time for the entire system to arrive on scene (mobilization for all resources detailed above): =/<12 hours



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20 RG-BORS-12



Recovery

EDRC

Liquid


NRCES 28305 Storage Storage-PS-4 Portable Tank Hoover Group Inc 350gal 0 8 0 0Seattle, South

ParkWA Yard

NRCES 28312 Storage Storage-PS-4 Bladder Tank Canflex FCB-43E Bladder 0 100 0 0Seattle, South

ParkWA Trailer 3280

NRCES 28314 Storage Storage-PS-4 Portable Tank550 Gal Steel Liquid Tote

Tank0 13 0 0

Seattle, South

ParkWA Yard


Tank0 13 0 0

Seattle, South

ParkWA Yard


Tank0 13 0 0

Seattle, South

ParkWA Yard


Tank0 13 0 0

Seattle, South

ParkWA Yard

MSRCNW 3043 Storage Storage-PS-4 Morris, Tank, Portable Buoywall Tank 0 14 0 0 Everett WA MSRC Site

MSRCNW 7588 Storage Storage-PS-2Towable Storage

BladderTSB, 500BBL system 0 500 0 0 Everett WA

MSRC Site,

Flatrack



MSRC Site,

Flatrack



MSRC Site,

Flatrack



MSRC Site,

Flatrack

Storage Device Detail:

Minimum number of personnel for a 12 hour shift (also list 24 hour shift if the system conducts night operations): Personnel may not be required as vac trucks and vessels are already equipped with

crew. Personnel may be required if frequent transfers are taking place, however this personnel requirement will vary depending on the situation.

Tri-Cities Technical Manual - (12 hour) - Storage System Detail SG-LND-12

Tactic purpose and description: The purpose of this tactic is to set up a a group of storage tanks and bladders. These may be set up in an interim waste collection site to collect product in one location

until disposal procedures can be finalized.

Operating environment: On land. Over water transfers may take place in Calm Water, Protected Water, or Shallow Water

Night Operations (describe how this system is capable to support night ops): Shoreside/Nearshore transfers are possible during the night with adequate lighting.


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500 bbl Towable Storage Bladder

550 gal steel tank


Buoywall Tank


Offloading DetailOffloading narrative and pump rate description: Product can be offloaded using pumps and vac trucks into the various forms of storage. Average transfer/offload pump rate is 8 bbl/minute.


Mobilization method for recovery device (land/water): Via trucks/trailers

Mobilization method for each workboat(s): N/A


Time for the entire system to arrive on scene (mobilization for all resources detailed above): =/< 12

Support resources for mobilization: Personnel may be needed to construct tanks initially, trucks and trailers


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Recovery

EDRC

Liquid


CRC 29063 Storage Storage-PS-42500 gal. Towable

BladderAmerican Marine 0 60 0 0 Portland OR Portland Base









NRCES 28311 Storage Storage-PS-4 Bladder Tank Canflex FCB-43E Bladder 0 100 0 0 Anacortes WA Net Shed

CRC 29068 Storage Storage-PS-4 1000 gal. Bladder American Marine 0 23 0 0 Astoria OR Tongue Point

CRC 29069 Storage Storage-PS-4 500 gal. Bladder American Marine 0 11 0 0 Astoria OR Tongue Point

NRCES 31803 Vessel Vessel-TB-4Shallow Water Barge

Set 5

Shallow Water Barge Set,

238bbl0 238 100 3 Portland OR

45' Trailer,

Yard

NRCES 31804 Vessel Vessel-TB-4Shallow Water Barge

Set 6

Shallow Water Barge Set,

238bbl0 238 100 3 Portland OR

Swan Island

Dock

MSRCNW 7546 Vessel Vessel-TB-4Shallow Water Barge

123

Shallow Water Barge,

non0 400 60 0 Tacoma WA MSRC Site

MSRCNW 7558 Vessel Vessel-TB-4 Shallow Water Barge 21 Shallow Water Barge 0 400 60 0 Port Angeles WAFairchild

Airport

CRC 29056 Storage Storage-PS-4 Shallow Water Barge 30' American Eagle 0 100 0 0 Longview WAPort of

Longview

NRCES 28283 Storage Storage-PS-4 Bladder Tank Dracone Canflex 0 100 0 0 Port Angeles WAContainer on

chassis


Recovery

EDRC

Liquid


NRCES 31776 Boom Boom-B-3Contractor boom

(3279), Kepner12" 0 0 1400 0 Seattle, Pier 90 WA Trailer 3279

Minimum number of personnel for a 12 hour shift (also list 24 hour shift if the system conducts night operations): Personnel may not be required as vessels are already equipped with crew.

Personnel may be required if frequent transfers are taking place, or if oversight is needed, however this personnel requirement will vary depending on the situation.

Tri-Cities Technical Manual - (12 hour) - Storage System Detail SG-OW-12

Tactic purpose and description: The purpose of this tactic is to set up a a group of on-water storage through bladders and barge sets. These could be split up amongst the on-water recovery groups

as needed, or may be set up together as a stationary off-loading area to collect product in one location until disposal procedures can be finalized.

Operating environment: Calm Water, Protected Water, or Shallow Water

Night Operations (describe how this system is capable to support night ops): Nearshore operation is possible during the night with adequate lighting and with support vessels outfitted with

navigation lights and electronics (i.e. radar, gps, etc.)




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Tri-Cities Technical Manual - (12 hour) - Storage System Detail SG-OW-12


Offloading DetailOffloading narrative and pump rate description: Product can be offloaded from vessels using pumps into the various forms of storage. Average transfer/offload pump rate is 8 bbl/minute.


Mobilization method for recovery device (land/water): Trucks, trailers



Time for the entire system to arrive on scene (mobilization for all resources detailed above): =/< 12 hours

Support resources for mobilization: trucks and trailers

Support resources for deployment: Personnel may be needed to construct and deploy barges, tanks and bladders initially, shoreside cranes will help to deploy barges


Shallow Water Barge Set Towable Bladder

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Recovery

EDRC

Liquid


NRCES 28261 Vessel Vessel-OSRV-3 Trailer 6169, Belt Skimmer Vessel Marco/IC 3588 30 0 2 Portland OR Trailer 6169

NRCES 28263 Vessel Vessel-OSRV-3 Belt Skimmer Vessel (6059) Marco/1C, #1 3588 30 0 2 Seattle, South Park WA Trailer 6067

NRCES 28264 Vessel Vessel-OSRV-3 Belt Skimmer Vessel (6060) Marco/1C, #2 3588 30 0 2 Seattle, South Park WA Trailer 6066

MSRCNW 30802 Vessel Vessel-OSRV-3 30-10, harbor skimmer 30' Skimmer, Marco 3588 24 0 2 Portland ORPacific

Terminals

NRCES 28262 Vessel Vessel-OSRV-3 Belt Skimmer Vessel BeachMaster/Marco/I-I 3588 30 0 2 St. Helens OR Moorage

MSRCNW 3030 Vessel Vessel-OSRV-3 PEREGRINE Skimmer, Marco 3588 28 0 2 Everett WA MSRC Site


Tri-Cities Technical Manual - (24 hour) - Recovery System Detail RG-MRCO-24

Tactic purpose and description: In this tactic, Marco type belt skimmer vessels will be deployed, along with smaller skiffs and boom in order to create an enhanced

skimming operation. Shallow water barge sets will be utilized for on water storage. The equipment bellow could create up to 6 enhanced skimming systems.


Night Operations (describe how this system is capable to support night ops): Operation of skimmer is possible during the night with support vessels outfitted with




personnel

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Recovery

EDRC

Liquid


NRCES 27877 Boom Boom-B-2 Contractor boom (3280) 20" 0 0 1000 0 Seattle, South Park WA Trailer 3280

NRCES 27879 Boom Boom-B-2 Contractor boom (3283) 20" 0 0 1000 0 Seattle, Swissport WA Trailer 3283

NRCES 31777 Boom Boom-B-3Contractor boom (3279),

Kepner10" 0 0 1000 0 Seattle, Pier 90 WA Trailer 3279

CHES 31305 Vessel Vessel-SKF-0 Work Boat 22', 115HP 0 0 0 2 Kent WA Trailered


238bbl0 238 100 3 Burlington WA

45' Trailer,

Yard

CRC 29051 Vessel Vessel-TB-4 Shallow Water Barge 30' American Eagle 0 100 0 2 Portland ORPortland Base

Trailer#321-

MSRCNW 7554 Vessel Vessel-TB-4 Shallow Water Barge 19 Shallow Water Barge, non 0 400 60 0 Astoria ORMSRC Site,

Trailer

MSRCNW 7566 Vessel Vessel-TB-4 Shallow Water Barge 25 Shallow Water Barge, non 0 400 60 0 Astoria OR MSRC Site


238bbl0 238 100 3 Aberdeen WA

45' Trailer,

Yard


238bbl0 238 100 3 Aberdeen WA

45' Trailer,

Yard

NRCES 29780 Vessel Vessel-WB-4 Work Skiff # 1 (WS 1) 18' Willapa 90hp 0 0 0 2 Pasco WATrailer 6599,

yard

CHES 33918 Vessel Vessel-WB-4 Work Boat28' Landing Craft, Twin

115hp outboard0 0 0 2 Clackamas OR Trailered

NRCES 28534 Vessel Vessel-WB-4 Green Lund # 5Workboat 20', 75 HP

Mercury0 0 0 2 Seattle, South Park WA Yard

CRC 31080 Vessel Vessel-WB-4 20' Workboat20' Alumaweld III w/90hp -

Trailer# 352-400 0 0 1 Portland OR Portland Base

NRCES 28553 Vessel Vessel-WB-4 Monark 6018 Workboat 18' 0 0 0 1 Portland OR Warehouse

NRCES 29781 Vessel Vessel-WB-4 Work skiff # 4 18' Willapa 90hp outboard 0 0 0 2 Port Angeles WA Trailered

NRCES 29782 Vessel Vessel-WB-4 Work skiff #5 18' Willapa 90hp outboard 0 0 0 2 Seattle, Pier 90 WA Moorage

MSRCNW 7563 Vessel Vessel-WB-4 Shallow Water Barge 25 Work Boat, WB-30 <29' 0 0 0 3 Astoria OR MSRC Site

MSRCNW 7567 Vessel Vessel-WB-4 Shallow Water Barge 19 Work Boat, WB-28 <29' 0 0 0 3 Astoria ORMSRC Site,

Trailer


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Shallow Water Barges

Marco Skimmer


Marco Skimmer


Offloading DetailOffloading narrative and pump rate description: Recovered product can be pumped into storage tanks or drums and then offloaded into vac truck when full. Product can also be directly loaded into truck

and then offloaded into larger storage tanks (i.e., frac tank).








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Recovery

EDRC

Liquid



Portable

Skimmer-

PS-3Shallow Water Barge 23 Skimmer, QME Tri 905 0 0 0 Portland OR

Pacific

Terminals

MSRCNW 7550Skimmer,

Portable

Skimmer-

PS-3Shallow Water Barge 133 Skimmer, QME Tri 905 0 0 0 Anacortes WA In Water


Portable

Skimmer-

PS-3Shallow Water Barge 51 Skimmer, QME Tri 905 0 0 0 Bellingham WA Colony Wharf


Recovery

EDRC

Liquid


MSRCNW 7549 EquipmentEquipmen

t-M-0Shallow Water Barge 133 Propulsion unit W/ Crane 0 0 0 3 Anacortes WA In Water

MSRCNW 7562 VesselVessel-TB-

4Shallow Water Barge 23 Shallow Water Barge, non 0 400 60 0 Portland OR

Pacific

Terminals


4Shallow Water Barge 133 Shallow Water Barge, Self 0 400 60 0 Anacortes WA In Water


4Shallow Water Barge 51 Shallow Water Barge, non 0 400 60 0 Bellingham WA Colony Wharf


4Shallow Water Barge 23 Work Boat, WB-29 <29' 0 0 0 3 Portland OR

Pacific

Terminals


4Shallow Water Barge 51 Work Boat, WB-1 <29' 0 0 0 3 Bellingham WA Colony Wharf

Tri-Cities Technical Manual - (24 hour) - Recovery System Detail RG-SWB-24

Tactic purpose and description: This tactic uses shallow water barges, skimmers and work boats to create additional enhanced skimming systems. The

equipment bellow can be used to create one system using self-propelled barges, and two that require a workboat for propulsion. These systems work to move

through the water, collecting oil in boom until a thick enough layer to skim has been gathered.






personnel



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Tri-Cities Technical Manual - (24 hour) - Recovery System Detail RG-SWB-24

Shallow Water Barge (Non-Self Propelled) Shallow Water Barge (Self Propelled)


Offloading DetailOffloading narrative and pump rate description: Recovered product can be pumped into storage tanks or drums and then offloaded into vac truck when full. Product can also be directly loaded into

truck and then offloaded into larger storage tanks (i.e., frac tank).









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Recovery

EDRC

Liquid


CRC 29053 Vessel Vessel-OSRV-3Shallow Water Recovery

Barge

30' Kvichak w/ Marco Belt

Skimmer (includes boom from

WRRL ID 29148)

3588 100 0 2 Portland OR Portland Base


Barge

30' American Eagle w/ Marco

Belt(includes boom from

WRRL ID 29151)



Barge



WRRL ID 29150)

3588 100 2 Astoria OR Tongue Point


Barge


(includes boom from WRRL ID

29149)

3588 100 0 2 Clatskanie OR Columbia Pacific Bio-Refinery


Barge



WRRL ID 29147)

3588 100 0 2 Longview WA Port of Longview

Tri-Cities Technical Manual - (24 hour) - Recovery System Detail RG-SWRB-24

Tactic purpose and description: In this tactic, Marco type belt skimmer vessels will be deployed, along with smaller skiffs and boom in order to create an enhanced

skimming operation. Shallow water barge sets will be utilized for on water storage. The equipment bellow could create up to 5 enhanced skimming systems.


Night Operations (describe how this system is capable to support night ops): Operation of skimmer is possible during the night with support vessels outfitted with



Minimum number of personnel for a 12 hour shift (also list 24 hour shift if the system conducts night operations): 12 Hour: 18 personnel / 24 Hour: 36 personnel


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Recovery

EDRC

Liquid



WRRL ID 29052)0 0 400 0 Clatskanie OR

SWRB 103-29 (Columbia

Pacific Bio Refinery)


WRRL ID 29057)0 0 400 0 Longview WA

SWRB 106-29 (Port of

Longview)


WRRL ID 29053)0 0 400 0 Portland OR

SWRB 102-29 (Portland

Base)


WRRL ID 29054)0 0 400 0 Astoria OR SWRB 101-29 (Tongue Point)

CRC 29041 Vessel Vessel-SKF-0 14' Skiff 14' Skiff w/15 hp 0 0 0 1 Clatskanie ORPortland Base (Trailer 315-

40)

CRC 29043 Vessel Vessel-SKF-0 14' Skiff 14' Skiff w/15 hp 0 0 0 1 Portland OR Trailer 346-40

CRC 29045 Vessel Vessel-SKF-0 16' Skiff 16' Skiff w/ 25hp 0 0 0 1 Clatskanie ORColumbia PacificBio-

Refinery: Trailer (332-40)

CRC 29039 Vessel Vessel-WB-4 20' Workboat20' Alumaweld I w/115 hp -

Trailer (331-40)0 0 0 1 Portland OR Portland Base

CRC 30499 Vessel Vessel-WB-4 18' Skiff18' Skiff w/ 25hp Trailer 348-


CRC 30500 Vessel Vessel-WB-4 18' Skiff 18' Skiff w/ 25hp 0 0 0 1 Portland ORPortland Base (Trailer 349-

40)

CRC 33907 Vessel Vessel-WB-4 Interceptor 25' Alumaweld Workboat 0 0 0 2 Portland OR Portland Base


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Recovery Barge w/ Marco Belt Skimmer


Offloading DetailOffloading narrative and pump rate description: Recovered product can be pumped into storage tanks or drums and then offloaded into vac truck when full. Product can also be directly loaded into truck

and then offloaded into larger storage tanks (i.e., frac tank).









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Recovery

EDRC

Liquid

















Minimum number of personnel for a 12 hour shift (also list 24 hour shift if the system conducts night operations): Personnel may not be required as vac trucks and vessels are already equipped with

crew. Personnel may be required if frequent transfers are taking place, however this personnel requirement will vary depending on the situation.


Tactic purpose and description: The purpose of this tactic is to set up a a group of storage tanks. These liquitotes and frac tanks may be set up in a storage staging area to collect product in one

location until disposal procedures can be finalized.

Operating environment: On land. Over water transfers may take place in Calm Water, Protected Water, or Shallow Water

Night Operations (describe how this system is capable to support night ops): Shoreside/Nearshore transfers are possible during the night with adequate lighting.



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NRCES LOI-01 Storage Storage-PS-4 Tank, 21k FracLOI Tank Co-Rain for

Rent0 500 0 0 Multiple WA Multiple





CHES LOI-04 Storage Storage-PS-4 Tank, 21k FracLOI Tank Co-Rain for






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Tote Frac Tank


Time for the entire system to arrive on scene (mobilization for all resources detailed above): =/< 24

Offloading DetailOffloading narrative and pump rate description: Product can be offloaded using pumps and vac trucks into the various forms of storage. Average transfer/offload pump rate is 8 bbl/minute.


Mobilization method for recovery device (land/water): Via trucks/trailers



Support resources for mobilization: Personnel may be needed to construct tanks initially, trucks and trailers



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Plan Holders Covered by the Manual: BNSF

Technical Manual Planning Assumptions

Vessels and boom for GRPs are not represented in the technical manual. The focus of the manual is the recovery and storage systems. Workboats will be used

only once. Additional BNSF owned and contracted equipment not listed in this manual can be found on the Western Response Resource List (www.wrrl.us).

Training Level Personnel Described in the Recovery and Storage Tactics

Response Personnel hold current 8, 24 or 40 hour HAZWOPER certification in compliance with 29 CFR 1910.120 and WAC 296-824-300. Where required by USCG

regulation, personnel that have vessel crewing assignments and responsibilities hold appropriate USCG Merchant Mariner Licenses and Endorsements.

Updates and Distribution

This planning document does not bind BNSF or its' contractors to use specific tactics during a spill or drill or guarantee what will occur in an actual spill event.

Information is subject to change. Version Created April 16, 2018.

Hour 12 20,000 Additional 6,312 6,312

Hour 24 More as Necessary 12,624 12,624

Boom (ft) Recovery (bbls/day) Storage (bbls)

Hour 6 5,000 1,264 1,264

BNSF Technical Manual for the Tri-Cities Planning Standard Area

Technical Manual Description: This manual was developed in accordance with WAC 173-182-349 and is for planning purposes only. It includes equipment

appropriate for the operating environment on the Columbia River and can be used to show how recovery and storage systems could be put together and applied

to the recovery and storage planning standards.

Technical Manual Planning Standard: Tri-Cities

Oil Types the Technical Manual Covers: I-V

Worst Case Discharge: worst case discharge volume of 12,642 bbls

Recovery and storage volume requirements based on the worst case discharge


Recovery

EDRC

(bbls/day)

Liquid

Storage

(bbls)

Boom

(ft)People

130 1040 3000 26

1360 280 12600 12

1264 1264 5000 -

1490 1320 15600 38

Recovery

EDRC

(bbls/day)

Liquid

Storage

(bbls)

Boom

(ft)People

4482 1033 6500 35

4774 1743 19300 15

288 906 10600 10

0 2174 0 0

0 1910 1720 0

6312 6312 25000 -

11034 9086 53720 98

Recovery

EDRC

(bbls/day)

Liquid

Storage

(bbls)

Boom

(ft)People

21528 1786 3420 43

2715 1200 180 9

17940 500 1600 18

0 3120 0 0

12624 12624 >25000 -

53217 15692 58920 168

RG-SWRB-24 On-Water Recovery-Marco Belt Skimmers



Hour 24 Totals:

Hour 24 Task Forces


RG-MRCO-24 On-Water Recovery-Marco Belt Skimmers

RG-SWB-24 On-Water Recovery-Disc/Brush Skimmers


SG-OW-12 On-Water Storage Equipment


Hour 12 Totals:

RG-GRP-12 GRP Collection Strategies (Drum, Brush)RG-GRP2-12 GRP Collection Strategies (Belt, Weir)RG-BORS-12 On Water Collection - Boom Oil Recovery System (Buster/Desmi)

RG-GRP-06 Nearshore Oil Recovery - Disc and Drum Skimmers


Hour 6 Totals:

Hour 12 Task Forces


Task Force Equipment Summary

The table below summarizes task force equipment that is detailed on the following pages. There are links that will lead to corresponding task force pages with further detail.

Hour 6 Task Forces


RG-DIV-A-06 Source Recovery

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